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Proton Collimation in TeV Colliders

In high intensity proton colliders with superconducting magnets, quenches induced by beam losses are unavoidable in the absence of a collimation system. We will show that a single stage system cannot suffice at TeV energies. We will discuss a two-stage collimation system at first as an optical syste...

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Autores principales: Catalan-Lasheras, N, Ferioli, G, Jeanneret, J B, Jung, R, Kaltchev, D I, Trenkler, T
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1997
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/340494
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Sumario:In high intensity proton colliders with superconducting magnets, quenches induced by beam losses are unavoidable in the absence of a collimation system. We will show that a single stage system cannot suffice at TeV energies. We will discuss a two-stage collimation system at first as an optical system then considering true scattering in collimator jaws. Expected performance at LHC are presented. then finally, we present the preliminary measurements done at 120 GeV/c in the SPS ring with a simplified three stage collimation system.